Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-09-16
COAST cuLLlvcs''
Devoted Principally to W..h,...
Territory and Caliiorni.

order tfiice. money
The elevation Of Boise civ !. N.
feet above sea level. " AiaQ
Snow is ten feet deep in Ma.
the Granite creek trail, Idaho '''s' o
During July 6.663, 200 pooaa.
green fruit were shipped En- s
Sacramento, Cal. ~ 'ion
A Swede namod A. Olsen III !.
tween two scows in San Pedro ~, ~, 2
and was drowned. Aaf0oi
The body Of the boy, Albert Ill.
who was drowned in the riye, s' ~
Spokane Falls, has been recoyersa 1'sf
Joseph M. Wilson, colored ha.a
was shot by his employer IeS Vsu :
Penman, at San Francisco an si% ~
Chas. Leaman fatally stabbed ~ q
s oft at Lakeview, Cal, becansaI q /" " y a
clined to sing "Tim Fina;s i, y
Wake" " n
The Granite Mountain mine i, NJ
tana yields about $3.50 per s "0s \
and its mill capacity is about VI VT
doubled. s~ "
Valentine Rebard, while bath;n.
Wilmington, Cal, suddenly S;:s..
peared under the water ana
drowned. -
An old man named Henderson /.
ing near Medical lake, w. 4 Nv "
mitted suicide by taking dos ! I
strychnine. -
During a heavy rain and thn,d..
storm at Wilcox, Arizona. Freds.;sl
Nealy, laborer, was struck by I'M \
ming and instantly killed. wv
Adolph Wise, Daniel A. Worth n !
Harry Ludlum, of San Francissa 80 J
went out on the bay in small ~ H., 4
which was capsized near Huois,'
point, and all three Of the men W.,
drowned. s
The Northern Pacific will buld.
line from Bohemian to Butte, Montan,
at once. This will shorten the ill.,
100 miles between these places AMI
will become the main line.
-Four men attacked and robbed NJ,
E. nj. Munroe and lady compannn
at Seattle. The robbers then IN
away, and when pursued by the lsdies
they drew revolvers and fired al them
fortunately doing no harm.
Colonel Balm and wife Of SAM.
Monica, Cal, have been offered, ii h
said, 100000 for the cell brated Ia, \
guna rancho, comprising several thou
sand acres. The Santa Fe Railrad
Company wants the property.
A redwood plank sixteen feet IN
length, five feet five inches wide and
four inches thick has been cut a. John
Vance's mill, Humboldt bay, Cal,
which is to be shipped to Kansas civ
to be displayed at the exposition
there.
Napoleon Miner, of Bonner, Mon
tana, was drowned several miles below
Missoula. 1t is supposed he lost biz ]
life in attempting to cross the ford. o
his horse was across the river. The
deceased had money and checks 10 4
the amount Of over $500 on his person
and also a gold watch.
The body of a murdered man was
found in the rear of Yesler's mill, at
Seattle. 1t was identified as thst d
John Smith, a Scotchman, who had
been EN- ployed on the tug Mastic
He had been killed by stabbing, and
had evidently been robbed, There i
no clue to the perpetrators Of the
crime.
At Red Bluff, Cal, Mrs B H.
Mooney was fatally shotby her brother.
in-law, John Mooney. The young
man, who is II years OF age, was play.
ing with his two-year-old niece, and
while doing so picked up a pistol
which was lying near, and began tax !.
ing the cartridges therefron. When
he thought the pistol was unloaded be
pointed 1t toward Mrs. Mooney, saying
to the little one, " | am going to shoot I
mama" The little child ran toward
h II mama, and just as she reached her
report rang out and Mrs. Moone!
fell. The ball took effect in the back
of her neck, close to the jugular VEN
and caused paralysis.
A cutting and shooting affray oe
Cured at Olequa, w. T., which re
suited in the death of three OF the par,
ties engaged. Some were shot ana
some were cut up so they died ms
few minutes. 1t started over game
OF poker. There were six men pay
ing, five half-breeds and one Whlle
man, who claimed to be detecus
from Cincinnati. One half-breea ~,
to cutting up and the others wan'sa
the detective to arrest him, pul y
would not submit to arrest and the as
tec!ive shot him. Then two OF thess
got hold of the detective, and mean!
severed his head from his body WIN
knives. Only one man escaped un
hurt